HotelLobby.ai: two-photo rap videos with fixed templates and clear output limits

HotelLobby.ai turns two photos into a short rap-duo performance using a selected video template. The independent service describes a fixed format: two subjects, a hanging microphone, alternating gestures, and a synchronized beat. Personalized exports are fifteen-second, 16:9 landscape videos, rather than open-ended scenes generated from a blank prompt.

Choose the scene before uploading

The homepage lists fourteen templates, including orange-studio, hotel, heritage-inspired, and animal scenes. Users upload one clear subject per side; accepted files are JPG, PNG, or WebP, up to 8MB each. The publisher recommends visible eyes and jawlines, even lighting, and original photos rather than screenshots.

A headshot guides face replacement. A full-body image can also guide hair, clothing, and appearance. The service says it restores the selected template's original soundtrack while the AI aims to follow its motion. Exact gestures, lip sync, likeness, and individual pet appearance are not guaranteed, so watch the complete result before sharing it.

For a project that starts with a song and needs several planned scenes, SynthPulse's track-to-short-film workflow describes choosing a musical passage and writing prompts for three or four scenes. HotelLobby.ai instead starts with a fixed performance template and two subjects. That production-order difference matters more than treating both as interchangeable music-video tools.

Match credits to the required export

The published generator lists 480p at 20 credits, 720p at 45, and 1080p at 80. Its credit packs show 50 credits for $9.90, 105 for $19.90, and 160 for $29.90. Confirm the selected pack and request estimate before payment; the page says credits do not expire.

Outputs are described as H.264/AAC MP4 files. Finished videos remain downloadable for seven days, so save accepted results before that window closes. Failed or blocked jobs return reserved credits. The publisher explicitly distinguishes that credit return from a cash-refund promise.

Check consent, music rights, and retention

The service requires permission to use both photos and prohibits public figures, minors, deceptive impersonation, and copyrighted characters. Availability of a template or soundtrack does not establish permission to publish it commercially. Check the relevant music and likeness rights for the intended use.

Photo handling also involves a generation provider. The homepage says APIMart can retrieve uploads through unguessable links valid for up to 24 hours. It describes removing source images after completion or failure, with an intended maximum retention of 24 hours, while warning that provider-side copies may remain and deletion can need retries. Those statements are the publisher's policy, not an independently audited deletion guarantee. Avoid sensitive photographs unless that handling fits your requirements.